Artificial Intelligence
Vox’s coverage of how AI is shaping everything from text and image generation to how we live.
Try out this new AI tool. It just might make your writing more creative.
If America frames its response to Russia and China as one of “civilizational struggle,” Diamond says, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping will only get stronger.
We abuse our robots. That’s a problem.
Microsoft’s new billion dollar partnership with OpenAI is a big bet on the future of artificial intelligence.
Hacking and election interference were just the start.
In the short term, learning to code is good for your job prospects. But on the latest Recode Decode, Cuban explained the important role liberal arts majors will play in the future.
Carter spoke with Recode’s Kara Swisher recently about AI ethics, tech regulation, and more, and you can hear the full conversation now on Recode Decode.
Harris, previously best known for his association with the Time Well Spent movement, compares the unchecked rise of tech to the “catastrophic” future of climate change.
Hempel joined the site’s editorial team this year after 17 years at magazines like Businessweek, Fortune, and Wired.
And why Tesla’s so-called Autopilot features are not really “self-driving.”
There is little oversight of the algorithms that help the city decide who gets watched by police, where kids go to school, and in what neighborhoods fire stations are placed.
AI Now Institute founders Kate Crawford and Meredith Whittaker explain everything you need to know on the latest Recode Decode.
“If you don’t understand it, you’re going to fall behind.”
The president lays out a bold vision for how to make the US No. 1 in artificial intelligence, but critics say it’s just hollow words.
The EFF and McSweeney’s teamed up last year to produce a special edition of the quarterly magazine about the “end of trust.”
Well here’s a frightening scenario.
Clinton discusses the 2018 midterms, Monica Lewinsky, U.S.-Saudi relations, social media regulation, artificial intelligence and more with Recode’s Kara Swisher.
But is it replacing or just supplementing artists’ capacity for creative expression?
Alexa, how secure is my data?
“AI Superpowers” author and former Google China president Kai-Fu Lee predicts that medicine will undergo radical changes in the next few decades.
Andrew Moore, the dean of Carnegie Mellon University’s computer science school, says this hasn’t happened yet — but he’s worried.
Josh Ginsberg, the CEO of media intelligence company Zignal Labs, says his company has been seeing “massive amounts of bot activity” lately.
So says Annie Lowrey, the author of a new book called “Give People Money: How a Universal Basic Income Would End Poverty, Revolutionize Work, and Remake the World.”
“I just wanted to make work suck a little bit less.”
But it’s not even close to ready for everyday use.
We’ll be watching for real progress with Siri and Apple’s AR efforts.
Google will be showcasing all the AI, Android and smart home updates.
Unreal.
Travel, transportation and high tech are among the industries where AI could make the biggest relative impact.
Social relationships, she adds, will remain human
How dangerous is fire or AI?
Think like nobody’s strapping a band around your head to collect information about your thinking.
The transplanted Israeli wants the startup incubator to continue to draw from a widely diverse population.
Sharma is No. 44 on the Recode 100
Huang is No. 29 on the Recode 100.
There’s a pressing need to find a moral compass to direct the intelligent machines we’re increasingly sharing our lives with.
Walter Isaacson, the author of a new biography of da Vinci, shares some advice for the modern era on Recode Decode.
Terah Lyons is now the founding executive director of the Partnership for AI
O’Reilly’s new book says we have to choose what the future will be.
Google SVP of Hardware Rick Osterloh explains the company’s push into high-end gadgets on the latest Too Embarrassed to Ask.